Prompt library

Claude Prompts for Lead Generation

Copy a prompt, paste it into Claude, and it calls LeadOcean's MCP server. Each page shows the prompt, the tool calls and the records it spends.

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These are Claude prompts that run on LeadOcean's hosted MCP server. Connect https://api.leadocean.io/mcp once with an OAuth sign-in, then copy any prompt below. No API key is pasted into Claude.

Sizing is free. count_leads returns an audience count without spending a record, and each prompt sizes the list before it pulls anyone. Searches and lookups cost one record per person or company returned. Start with the account plan, discovery call prep or territory planning by headcount if you want a first run that is easy to check.

By job title

Each title has the same prompt run against a different segment: agencies, ecommerce, fintech, healthcare, HubSpot users, manufacturing, SaaS with 51-200 staff and Series A startups.

Founders

CTOs

CFOs

VPs of Sales

Heads of RevOps

Marketing Directors

Engineering Managers

IT Directors

HR Directors

Procurement Managers

Recruiters

Agency Owners

By task

Size a market and find accounts

Prepare for a call or an account

Watch for buying signals

Enrich records and look up contacts

Clean a list and audit a CRM

Build outreach lists

How to use a prompt

  1. Connect Claude to https://api.leadocean.io/mcp and sign in with OAuth. You only do this once.
  2. Open a prompt page and copy the prompt. Swap the placeholders (Acme, acme.com, your title and segment) for your own.
  3. Paste it into Claude. It sizes the audience with count_leads first, which is free, and tells you the count.
  4. Approve the pull. Each person or company returned counts one record. The free plan has 1,000 records, one-off, with no card. Pro is $499 a month. See pricing.

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